NS0-176 · Question #134
You installed a new NetApp cluster running clustered Data ONTAP. There is a single Storage Virtual Machine (SVM) named esx1 on the cluster. A volume named esx_datastore1 is created in the SVM esx1…
The correct answer is D. The default export-policy does not have at least one rule to allow all clients read-only access. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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You installed a new NetApp cluster running clustered Data ONTAP. There is a single Storage Virtual Machine (SVM) named esx1 on the cluster. A volume named esx_datastore1 is created in the SVM esx1. The name of the root volume for the esx1 SVM is esx1_rootvol. The default export policy was applied to the volume esx1_rootvol. You verified that the export policy applied to esx_datastore1 contains a single rule that allows all clients to mount the volume as read/write using any version of NFS. A Linux client attempts to NFS mount the volume and receives a Permission Denied error. In this scenario, what caused this error?
Options
- ANFS has not been configured on the SVM esx1.
- BThe volume esx_datastore1 has not been mounted into the namespace of the esx1 SVM.
- CUNIX permissions for the volume esx1_rootvol are not set to read/write.
- DThe default export-policy does not have at least one rule to allow all clients read-only access.
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- D73% (29)
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